This fashion design shows a woman wearing a two-piece suit including a two-layered shirt jacket and a dress designed by Marjorie Field who with her husband Mr Rhoades, whom she married in 1945, set up the haute couture firm Field Rhoades. It was registered in the London street directories at 77, South Audley Street, London W1 for the years 1948-1949. The collar, cuffs, and edges at the front of the shirt are shown under the overshirt to give an impression of multi-layered dressing. On the dress below the waistline, a side pocket can be seen with a fake flap and a button sewn onto it.

This design was in a folder marked 'Marjorie Field Rhoades' and 'Matita'. There are advertisements for the Matita label in the following editions of Vogue: Vogue, June, 1941, p.13, a photographic advertisement in Vogue, January, 1948, p.2, Vogue, March, 1948, p.34, Vogue, May, 1948, p.3. and Vogue, November, 1948, p.39.